Retrial for Sentencing of Jodi Arias - 2/5 - 2/9 - Break

[Wizzy]

Just playing around and found this.
Is anyone familiar with Health-grades?
This is a Patient Satisfaction feedback on their experience with Dr. Janeen A. Demarte, PHD
Over all - below national average
Staff friendliness- below national average
Total Time wait- shorter than national average
Office environment, cleanliness, comfort,,etc,- above national average
Ease of scheduling, urgent appointments- below national average
Level of trust in provider- below national average
How provider explains medical conditions - below national average
How well provider listens and answers questions- below national average
Spends appropriate amount of time with patients- below national average

This site wouldn't let me read the reviews because that part is confidential.

I was surprised.

http://www.healthgrades.com/provider/janeen-demarte-366p9#tab=patient-ratings&scrollTo=TopOfMain

 

[LambChop]

Paul Sanders said they had a stealth juror also who said from the get go she could not vote for the DP. The other jurors were angry.

The jurors were within their rights to report this to the judge. If she truly said that then she was not truthful in voir dire and the judge had a right to know. jmo

 

[Paintr]

Just playing around and found this.
Is anyone familiar with Health-grades?
This is a Patient Satisfaction feedback on their experience with Dr. Janeen A. Demarte, PHD
Over all - below national average
Staff friendliness- below national average
Total Time wait- shorter than national average
Office environment, cleanliness, comfort,,etc,- above national average
Ease of scheduling, urgent appointments- below national average
Level of trust in provider- below national average
How provider explains medical conditions - below national average
How well provider listens and answers questions- below national average
Spends appropriate amount of time with patients- below national average

This site wouldn't let me read the reviews because that part is confidential.

I was surprised.

http://www.healthgrades.com/provider/janeen-demarte-366p9#tab=patient-ratings&scrollTo=TopOfMain

Surprised the DT hasn't published this front and center. :facepalm: Maybe Monday.

 

[Bravo]

Wasn't this the one who said a parade of men streamed through JA's room at all hours of the night? (Not a literal parade...well, maybe).

Yes I do believe you are correct on that. For some reason I keep thinking her name was Laura but dont quote me.

 

[rose222]

Just playing around and found this.
Is anyone familiar with Health-grades?
This is a Patient Satisfaction feedback on their experience with Dr. Janeen A. Demarte, PHD
Over all - below national average
Staff friendliness- below national average
Total Time wait- shorter than national average
Office environment, cleanliness, comfort,,etc,- above national average
Ease of scheduling, urgent appointments- below national average
Level of trust in provider- below national average
How provider explains medical conditions - below national average
How well provider listens and answers questions- below national average
Spends appropriate amount of time with patients- below national average

This site wouldn't let me read the reviews because that part is confidential.

I was surprised.

http://www.healthgrades.com/provider/janeen-demarte-366p9#tab=patient-ratings&scrollTo=TopOfMain

Based on two reviews...:thinking:

 

[oceanblueeyes]

Just playing around and found this.
Is anyone familiar with Health-grades?
This is a Patient Satisfaction feedback on their experience with Dr. Janeen A. Demarte, PHD
Over all - below national average
Staff friendliness- below national average
Total Time wait- shorter than national average
Office environment, cleanliness, comfort,,etc,- above national average
Ease of scheduling, urgent appointments- below national average
Level of trust in provider- below national average
How provider explains medical conditions - below national average
How well provider listens and answers questions- below national average
Spends appropriate amount of time with patients- below national average

This site wouldn't let me read the reviews because that part is confidential.

I was surprised.

http://www.healthgrades.com/provider/janeen-demarte-366p9#tab=patient-ratings&scrollTo=TopOfMain

If it had much more than TWO responses then that may mean something.

But with only two this doesn't even begin to cover everyone she has seen.

And I have seen those who are very satisfied usually don't put out responses on line.

I bet she has a large number of patients and I bet she is very warm and caring when she is with them.

She shouldn't be that way when she is in court testifying. She handles herself very professionally in court.

 

[AZlawyer]

Surprised the DT hasn't published this front and center. :facepalm: Maybe Monday.

Remember that anyone can leave reviews on that site.

 

[ShadyLady]

I came across this article and in light of your last comment thought you might find it interesting, it's all about:

"How can we make sense of their seeming lack of profoundly human, universal feelings like empathy, guilt, remorse or shame? Though I (nor any other mental health professional) cannot provide a detailed and accurate psychological evaluation of defendants (or former defendants) without having first formally examined them myself, there is clearly much to learn from observing these tragic cases. So let us sum up what little we do know and consider what these murder cases might have in common and what they can tell us about human nature and criminal psychology."

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/evil-deeds/201305/jodi-joran-and-casey-the-psychology-evil

WOW WOW WOW....this article completely uncovers Jodi.

Psychoanalyst Otto Kernberg (1992) describes certain destructively aggressive, antisocial patients as suffering from "malignant narcissism," which is akin to what I am here calling "psychopathic narcissism," a toxic cocktail of borderline, narcissistic and antisocial traits. Such severe characterological disturbance typically underlies and drives the destructive behavior we traditionally refer to as "evil."

snip But I believe that these horrific cases dramatically demonstrate and, indeed, exemplify certain manifestations of psychopathic narcissism. Indeed, this would be my proposed hybrid diagnosis for defendants with symptoms similar to those we see in individuals like van der Sloot, Anthony and Arias.

So many great quotes in the analysis. It hit all the key notes, and mentioned all the key attributes.

To quote convicted mass murderer Charles Manson, the poster boy for such evil or antisocial tendencies : "I'm still a little five-year-old kid." And an extremely angry one.

When I saw one of the latest photos of Jodi, I thought: "I am a little girl."...but, for sure a very angry one.

Yet, we must remember, as Sigmund Freud made clear, that during the most crucial phases of personality development in childhood, profound damage or "fixation" can be done not only by getting too little love, attention, gratification of needs, but equally by receiving too much of these necessary positive influences. Children naturally need love, affection, support, attention and recognition. But they also need firm limit-setting, boundaries, appropriate and consistent consequences for bad behavior, discipline, and what developmental psychologists call "optimal frustration."

This article even covered what triggers our own anger towards these individuals. A must read for everyone interested in this case.

The only thing I thought might add to their "story/diagnosis" is what they tell themselves when all is quiet late at night. The fairytale they tell themselves where they are the heroes against the world. Manson did it and so did Jodi.

 

[Nosey Parker]

Based on two reviews...:thinking:

... by two BPD patients in for therapy? Probably reached their 'de-valuing' level.

 

[Wizzy]

Based on two reviews...:thinking:

I was playing around. I'm not familiar with Healthgrades. I was just asking is someone here was.

There is also doctor.com
There was also a review that you can read.
The review is: Too inexperienced. No compassion, she has no empathy, could not establish a therapeutic relationship with her. No children of her own, not able to understand children and parents. (this was written on 4-20-2-13)
www.doctor.com

Like I said I had no ideal I would find bad reviews. I was just looking for information on her. I can't help what is out there. I will try and find some good reviews.

 

[Wizzy]

If it had much more than TWO responses then that may mean something.

But with only two this doesn't even begin to cover everyone she has seen.

And I have seen those who are very satisfied usually don't put out responses on line.

I bet she has a large number of patients and I bet she is very warm and caring when she is with them.

She shouldn't be that way when she is in court testifying. She handles herself very professionally in court.

To be honest I was looking for info and thought I would find good reviews. Can you give me the sites where the good review are?

 

[TexMex]

Surprised the DT hasn't published this front and center. :facepalm: Maybe Monday.

It looks like there are only two responses/patients who took the survey...not a good sample size

 

[little ole me]

I was thinking, and it dawned on me that all we hear about is their history/sex, and this jury has heard nothing of the murder, which is the actual crime.

Which is why I keep saying, the whole story has not been told. And why I think the DT took this route, (slander the victim). But in going this route the game is making a turn and the story is beginning to come out, but will we ever hear the real story? In the beginning my first question was how on earth did a female do this by herself and I thought she had to have had help. And I admit I had doubts until JA took the stand. Then I saw what kind of person she was and it only took a short time of her on the stand for me to be completely turned off by her. I could not believe that the Judge allowed such rude behavior by her on the stand. That is when my questions really began to pile up. I started searching all the forums that followed the case and I wondered why so much evidence was not allowed in when it was plain to see. I became so ashamed of the justice system yet at the end of the trial I just knew the jury could not possibly not come back with a verdict of at least life. After the trial was over and I learned more about the evidence and saw more about JA behavior I began to believe that she was capable of anything. I looked forward to the beginning of the retrial and thought for sure this one would move along and be over in a short time. Was I ever wrong, now seeing what was not allowed in the first trial has left me in shock. But I know one thing from watching JM this does not seem to discourage him in the least, He knows he has the whole story and that is why he has not given an inch, and little by little he is allowing the DT to keep going down the path that is allowing the State to win their case, think about it, they are handing it to JM on a silver platter so to speak. Is it hard on the Family, yes, is it hard on the State's Witness', yes, is it hard on JM, no it is his job, but it is stressful. Is it hard on the Jury, very much so but the DT is blind to that and that is work against the DT in the end. I have never been on a Jury but I know that if I were on that Jury I would be so fed up with this and be wondering ( What has this got to do with anything?) I would be saying look TA is dead, JA is alive, he could have easily overpowered her, he was a man and there is no way that a woman can so easily overpower a man, tell me what really happened that day! and After this long into the trial with still no answers I would be like ok, have it your way but I am not buying it in the least, just get it over with and let us do our job, if you don't want us to have the facts then fine, we just will dismiss all your bull! Now that is just how I look at things, I don't like to be treated like I have no sense at all, and will fall for just any story. Give me facts as I do have a brain! I hope these Jurors feel the same way, and I am willing to bet that they do.

 

[ShadyLady]

JA meltdown and her slamming Nurmi tweet....

BK provides exact time for each of her notes. Reconstructing from that, the tweet about Nurmi was sent out after the lunch break, 7 minutes after court was set to resume.

At the exact minute the tweet was posted JSS was on the bench speaking to the bailiff and JA's guard. JA was in the back room. Minutes more passed with the guards going in and out of the back room. One spoke with JM, leaving JM shaking his head. Don't know where MDLR was (tho the obvious guess is she was with JA); but it seems that Nurmi at least was in the courtroom.

After about ten minutes of this drama JSS called the jury in. JA was still in the back room. JA returned to the courtroom literally one minute after the jury was called.

It looks like she believed she could halt proceedings by throwing a hissy fit and refusing to return. She must have been amazed that everyone, including JSS, was willing and able to move along without her.

Missed the tweet, what was it? For sure...she stormed right back in after being told they'd start without her....lol.

 

[khaki]

Remember that anyone can leave reviews on that site.

You took the words right out of my mouth AZlawyer , was just going to post the same thing. Anyone can post those reviews, and I wouldn't put it past JA's fan club to have done as much.

 

[Wizzy]

Remember that anyone can leave reviews on that site.

I agree with you. I was hoping someone knew information about the site. Healthgrades. I know there are medical professionals that post here. This site might not be on the up and up. I sure didn't mean to step on anyone's toes.
I'm nosy. I like to snoop.

 

[LambChop]

Just playing around and found this.
Is anyone familiar with Health-grades?
This is a Patient Satisfaction feedback on their experience with Dr. Janeen A. Demarte, PHD
Over all - below national average
Staff friendliness- below national average
Total Time wait- shorter than national average
Office environment, cleanliness, comfort,,etc,- above national average
Ease of scheduling, urgent appointments- below national average
Level of trust in provider- below national average
How provider explains medical conditions - below national average
How well provider listens and answers questions- below national average
Spends appropriate amount of time with patients- below national average

This site wouldn't let me read the reviews because that part is confidential.

I was surprised.

http://www.healthgrades.com/provider/janeen-demarte-366p9#tab=patient-ratings&scrollTo=TopOfMain

Not sure we can use that as an accurate measure of her abilities because those who would be filling out the survey would could be seeking counseling regarding issues involving not getting enough attention. :floorlaugh:

 

[TexMex]

I was playing around. I'm not familiar with Healthgrades. I was just asking is someone here was.

There is also doctor.com
There was also a review that you can read.
The review is: Too inexperienced. No compassion, she has no empathy, could not establish a therapeutic relationship with her. No children of her own, not able to understand children and parents. (this was written on 4-20-2-13)
www.doctor.com

Like I said I had no ideal I would find bad reviews. I was just looking for information on her. I can't help what is out there. I will try and find some good reviews.

Hmmm...that happens to be the exact time she testified in Jodi's guilt phase...

 

[khaki]

Hmmm...that happens to be the exact time she testified in Jodi's guilt phase...

I noticed the dates too, TexMex. Quite suspicious. Also wonder if it was around the time of anything going on with the DeVault trial?

 

[Wizzy]

From the article:

"Nurmi told jurors they need to understand a little more about the people involved in this case before making a decision about what should happen to his client. The attorney, whose appearance has significantly changed since the first trial, described Arias’ background as horrific, detailing alleged abuse at the hands of both her mother and father.

Nurmi noted the defense will present experts to discuss how abuse at an early age can affect someone and that will play a substantial role in the defense’s call for leniency."

Wow, wow, wow- this has been totally debunked since Nurmi's opening statements! I am sure this fact won't be lost on the jury... and they won't be too happy about it either. I am loving Jodi Ann's arrogance and delusions- they will end her up in the death chamber- with good reason. Nurmi and Wilmott are fools, along with their mitigation "specialist"!

Moo is that JA wasn't abused by her parents. In today's world getting a spanking with a hairbrush might be considered as abuse. I was punished with a hairbrush, fly swatter and a stingy little switch that left whelps on my legs and behind. I'm glad, I learned respect and also that NO meant NO.